Courts power over people warned in editorial piece
The Albuquerque Citizen reprints a critical editorial denouncing judiciary overreach and arguing courts deny people the supreme will. It cites Kansas oil refinery, federal income tax ruling, and calls for a state constitution framing. Mentions Ha projectors, Dalrymple, Gladien, and Sanitarium in Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thertiea
Farid
Judiciary
Kansas
Congress
Federal Supreme Court
Resignation of Ishmian canal chief engineer Wallace
The article defends John F Wallace resignation as chief engineer of the Ishmian canal comparing it to American freedom. It questions Secretary Tafts label of deserter and mocks critics while noting the political theatre around his departure. It also discusses Devlin's Topeka debt and the idea of teaching beauty in schools, praising surroundings and cultural improvements. Albuquerque is noted to await a better water system before teaching plant life in schools.
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Engineer Wallace
John F. Wallace
Ishmian Canal
Wallace
Taft Calla Wallace
Wat
Taft
John F
Devlin
Topeka
Bagatelle
Eliot
Albuquerque
Newspaper Frictions Over Bernalillo County Inquiry
The Journal and Citizen quarrel over coverage of a Bernalillo county officers probe before the governor. The text argues the governor will decide merits without press aid and criticizes plans for a separate statehood convention and a Muscogee led Indian Territory arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Strickler
Bernalillo County
Hubbells
Journal
Sunaeet
Muscogee
Oma
Best Sign of a Sound Conversion in Merchants
Merchants in England and Wales praise a religious revival as debt payments surge. The piece notes a shift where even hard critics acknowledge better bill settlement as revivalists prick consciences, while bishops doubt emotional conversion lasting beyond payments. It argues merchants welcome debt clearance driven by renewed moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
al Bay
Mali
Carlisle
Carliste
Vanderlip Calls for Business Education Reform
Frank A. Vanderlip urges universities to adopt a business oriented curriculum with ethics and honesty. He argues current college training fails to prepare leaders for commercial life and questions if additional schooling would curb greed or improve national economic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderlip
Federal Treasury
National City Bank of New York
Vanderlip
Vanderup
National City Bank
New York Custom House
Equitable
Rockefeller
Van
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Ottien
Spencer
Southern Railway
Green
N. Carolina
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New York
EB. B. Perrin
Onyx
Prescott
Arizona
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Chicago
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Alry Persiftage
O. W. Strong's
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
B. F. Copp
D. D. S. Room
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Matteucci
West Tijeras Road
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea
New Mexico
Denver and
Pueblo
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
South Second St
Red Cross
Wm. Dolde
A. Scvipier
Dean
Col. D. K. B. Sellers
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San Francisco
Mrs. Sellers
California Coast
Light Exchange
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Ee L. M
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R. Thompson
South Third Street
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